Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

So that's it for Tuesday - but we're back tomorrow from 08.00.

Just before we sign off, let's look back at five things we've discovered today:

1. A 15-year-old girl accused of double murder in Spalding had told police she had 'felt like murdering for some time'
2. Health minister Jeremy Hunt says he will meet with protesters angry about night-time closure of Grantham A&E
3. Dogs can sometimes accidentally switch on the kitchen hob
4. Stone throwing youths have forced taxi drivers into shunning part of a Lincolnshire town centre
5. The LIncolnshire-based Red Arrows have touched down in India as part of their Far East tour

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BBC Radio Humberside

A football fan has been banned from going to games after trouble at a pre-season friendly between Grimsby Town and Sheffield United in July.

Perry Keith Smith, 30, from Sheffield, pleaded guilty to assault at an earlier hearing at Grimsby Magistrates' Court.

Image source, Humberside Police

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

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We'll be seeing more skies like this over the next few days. Thanks to Malc for sending in the picture.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this afternoon:

• Jury hears girl, 15, accused of killing dinner lady and daughter in Spalding had 'felt like murdering for quite a while'
• Pensioner dies after crash near Sleaford last month
• Taxi drivers' appeal to police over stone-throwing youths in Grimsby

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Boston Borough and West Lindsey Councils have voted in favour of devolution. 

They're the latest authorities in Greater Lincolnshire to decide they want an elected mayor and increased powers from Westminster.

A vote is expected to take place among members of East Lindsey Council tomorrow. 

The last council to vote will be South Holland on 26 October.

The Red Arrows have landed in Varanasi as part of their tour of the Far East. 

They've already taken in Pakistan and they're due in Bangladesh later. 

Then it's on to Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, China, Thailand and the UAE. They're back in Lincolnshire in December.

The 13-year-old has been missing since Sunday.

A man has died after a collision at Leasingham on 9 September.

The crash involved a Ford Fiesta and a Ford Focus at the junction with the B1209 Moor Lane and the A153. 

A 78-year-old man who was a passenger in the Fiesta died in hospital on Sunday.

Police are appealing for any witnesses to the collision who have not contacted the police to call on 01522 558855.

A girl accused of killing a mother and her daughter told police she and her co-accused had tried twice previously to kill them, a court hears.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A man from Lincoln who posed as a teenage girl to trick boys on Facebook into sending him indecent images has been warned he faces a custodial sentence. 

Darren Sanby, 21. from St Peter's Avenue admitted 17 charges at Lincoln Crown Court today. 

The judge has adjourned sentencing until Friday. 

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Hundreds more people could have to pay to park outside their own homes in Lincoln if a plan to extend a residents' permit scheme is approved.

The City of Lincoln Council wants to add more than 1,000 homes to resident's parking schemes. 

The authority says it's because some people say they find it hard to find a parking spot near where they live and the authority is consulting with the public.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Nick Boles, the MP for Grantham and Stamford's been tweeting about his progress on Grantham Hospital's night time closures.

The question protesters will want answering at the meeting is: Will the town's A&E reopen next month as originally promised?

BBC Radio Humberside

Taxi drivers in Grimsby say they've had their windows smashed and paint work chipped by teenagers throwing stones at them. 

Police have had a number of reports of anti social behaviour by youths in the Freeman Street area and are now trying to identify those involved. 

Drivers' representatives say cabbies don't want to go to that area of Grimsby because of what's happening.

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A girl accused of killing a mother and her daughter told police she and her co-accused had tried twice previously to kill them, a court hears.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Jury hears details of police interview of teenage girl accused of Spalding murders
• Grantham MP Nick Boles secures meeting with health secretary over Grantham A&E closure
• A15 closed after collision between two lorries and a car

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The jury in the trial of a teenager accused of murdering Spalding dinner lady Elizabeth Edwards and her daughter Katie have heard details the girl gave in a police interview after she was arrested. 

Nottingham Crown Court heard how she told officers her co-accused - a boy who was 14 at the time - had stabbed Ms Edwards in the neck and smothered her. 

She said the boy then went into Katie's room and stabbed her. The teenage girl has denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility but admitted manslaughter. 

The boy has already admitted the murder of both Elizabeth and Katie Edwards. The trial at Nottingham Crown Court continues.